Thin Ice (TV story)
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Thin Ice was the third episode of the tenth series of Doctor Who produced by BBC Wales.
Synopsis
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Plot
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Cast
- The Doctor - Peter Capaldi
- Bill - Pearl Mackie
- Nardole - Matt Lucas
- Sutcliffe - Nicholas Burns
- Kitty - Asiatu Koroma
- Pie-Man - Peter Singh
- Overseer - Simon Ludders
- Dowell - Tomi May
- Spider - Austin Taylor
- Dot - Ellie Shenker
- Harriet - Kishaina Thiruselvan
- Perry - Badger Skelton
Crew
| Executive Producers Steven Moffat and Brian Minchin |
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| Not every person who worked on this adventure was credited. The absence of a credit for a position doesn't necessarily mean the job wasn't required. The information above is based solely on observations of the actual end credits of the episodes as broadcast, and does not relay information from IMDB or other sources. |
References
- Bill refers to the melanin in her skin.
- The Doctor refers to the whitewashing of Jesus in history.
Story notes
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Ratings
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Filming locations
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Production errors
If you'd like to talk about narrative problems with this story — like plot holes and things that seem to contradict other stories — please go to this episode's discontinuity discussion.
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Continuity
- The Doctor previously visited the 1814 Frost Fair with River Song. They brought Stevie Wonder with them to perform. (TV: A Good Man Goes to War)
- He mentions having been here before, "a few times". (AUDIO: Frostfire, PROSE: The Frozen, TV: A Good Man Goes to War, Silhouette)
- According to the short story The Frozen, in February 1814, the Hyban Masoon froze the Thames on arrival.
- In Regency London, Bills voices her fear that she will be slaved due to the colour of her skin. Martha Jones voiced the same concern when she visited London of 1599 with the Tenth Doctor. (TV: The Shakespeare Code)
- Bill is concerned about the butterfly effect, also exactly like Martha in her first visit to London's past. (TV: The Shakespeare Code)
- Bill asks about physical side effects of time travel. (TV: The End of the World, Doomsday, The Sound of Drums etc.)[additional sources needed]
- The Doctor reminds Bill of her recent experience with death. (TV: Smile)
- The Doctor once again notes humanity's habit of overlooking and forgetting the bizarre. (TV: Remembrance of the Daleks, In the Forest of the Night) Charlie Smith noted the same after the Shadow Kin came close to invading Earth through Coal Hill School. (TV: The Coach with the Dragon Tattoo)
- Nardole reminds the Doctor of his oath. (TV: The Pilot, Smile)
- Nardole mentions being reassembled. (TV: The Husbands of River Song, The Return of Doctor Mysterio)
- The Doctor again mentions how you don't steer the TARDIS; you reason with it. (TV: Smile)
- The Doctor once more states that he's 2000 years old. (TV: Deep Breath)
- The Doctor also remarks on how he has lost count of all those he has seen die. (TV: The Day of the Doctor)
- The Doctor punches someone in the face out of anger and defence of his companion. (TV: Hell Bent)
- Sutcliffe refers to the Doctor as "Doctor Disco". (TV: The Zygon Invasion)
Home video releases
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External links
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Footnotes
- ↑ Technically, this episode premiered on at least the North American version of iTunes. For around four hours in the late morning/early afternoon of the 29th April, British time, it temporarily replaced Smile on all devices with the ability to access iTunes. AppleTV menus, in fact, briefly showed The Return of Doctor Mysterio as episode 1 of the tenth series and The Pilot as episode 2. Though Smile was listed as the third episode, Apple customers were greeted by Thin Ice when they tried to play Smile. Thus it was possible to see this episode in its entirety in the United States and Canada before the BBC One premiere. Apple restored Smile at about 1205 Eastern, and cut off viewers' access to Thin Ice, even if they were then currently watching it. For more information click here.
